Project Roadmap: Trader Intent to JGTML Spec
This document outlines the development roadmap for the Trader Intent to JGTML Spec application.
Guiding Principles
- User-Centric Design: Focus on creating an intuitive and efficient experience for traders.
- Modularity: Build components and services that are well-defined and can be independently developed and tested.
- Accuracy & Reliability: Strive for high accuracy in LLM translations and robust error handling.
- Extensibility: Design the system to be adaptable for future JGTML spec versions and integrations.
Phase 1: Core Flow & Foundation (Current Status - Largely Complete)
- [✅] Trader Intent Input UI:
- Text area for narrative input.
- Example narrative button/dropdown.
- Reset functionality.
- [✅] LLM Translation Service:
- Integration with Google Gemini API (
gemini-2.5-flash-preview-04-17).
- Prompt engineering to guide JSON output based on
JGTMLSpec TypeScript interface.
- Basic response cleaning (removing markdown fences).
- [✅] JGTML Spec Display:
- Formatted JSON display of the LLM-generated spec.
- [✅] Simulated IntentSpecParser (Interpreter):
- Simulate parsing logic with success/error states.
- Display simulated parsed output/preview.
- [✅] UI/UX Shell:
- Responsive design with Tailwind CSS.
- Visual flow representation using
FlowCard components.
- Loading states and basic error messaging for each step.
- [✅] TypeScript Implementation: Strong typing for data structures and component props.
- [✅] API Key Management: Secure handling of API key via environment variables.
- [✅] Project Documentation: Initial
README.md & FLOW.md.
- [✅] Trading Narrative Assistant (Chat):
- Integrated chat interface to help users formulate their narrative.
- Ability to use chat summary to populate the main narrative input.
- Speech-to-text and multimodal input support (images, audio).
- [✅] Copy to Clipboard: For generated JSON outputs.
- [✅] Multiple Example Narratives: Loaded from a data file and selectable via a dropdown.
Phase 2: Enhancements & Refinements
- Improved Error Handling & User Feedback:
- More granular error messages from the Gemini API and parser.
- Visual cues for specific errors (e.g., highlighting problematic parts of the spec if identifiable).
- User guidance on how to resolve common issues (e.g., rephrasing narrative, checking API key).
- Advanced JGTML Spec Features:
- Support for more complex signal definitions, conditions (e.g.,
AND/OR logic), and parameters within the spec.
- Investigate LLM’s ability to infer nested structures or arrays of conditions.
- LLM Prompt Engineering & Iteration:
- Continuous refinement of the prompt sent to the LLM for better accuracy, consistency, and handling of edge cases.
- Few-shot prompting examples within the main prompt if beneficial.
- Explore
systemInstruction capabilities more deeply.
- JGTML Spec Editor (Optional - UI Enhancement):
- Allow users to manually edit/refine the LLM-generated JGTML spec directly in the UI before parsing.
- Syntax highlighting for the JSON editor.
- State Management Review:
- Evaluate if a more robust state management solution (e.g., Zustand, Jotai, or React Context improvements) is needed as complexity grows.
- Component Reusability:
- Further abstract common UI patterns or logic into reusable hooks or components.
- Enhanced Loading/Skeleton States:
- More polished loading indicators, possibly skeleton screens for a better UX during API calls.
Phase 3: Backend Integration & True Automation (Conceptual - Requires Python/Server-side)
- Actual IntentSpecParser (Interpreter) Implementation:
- Develop a Python (or other backend) service that rigorously validates and parses the JGTML spec according to defined rules.
- API endpoint for the frontend to send the spec and receive detailed parsing results.
- JGTML Execution Core:
- Implement the Python modules (e.g.,
run_spec() executor, indicator loaders, signal validator, decision node) as described.
- Develop a system to execute these modules based on the parsed spec.
- CampaignLauncher Service:
- Create a service that takes the processed signal package and generates executable trading campaign scripts or API actions.
- Database Integration (Echo Lattice):
- Design and implement a database schema to store:
- Trader narratives.
- Generated JGTML specs.
- Parsing results.
- Signal processing outcomes (from Execution Core).
- Campaign execution details and results.
- User feedback on strategy performance.
- API endpoints for logging and retrieving this data.
Phase 4: Advanced Features & Ecosystem (Long-term Vision)
- LLM Fine-tuning / Reinforcement Learning from Human Feedback (RLHF):
- Use data from the “Echo Lattice” (especially feedback on successful/failed translations and trade outcomes) to fine-tune a custom LLM or improve prompting strategies for the Gemini API.
- Conceptual Exploration: Defining JGTML as a Trading Meta-Language:
- Investigate the potential to expand JGTML beyond its current structural definition into a more comprehensive “Trading Meta Language.” This involves exploring standardized vocabularies and grammars for traders to express complex strategies and analyses, aiming for a richer, more nuanced transformation from human intent to machine execution. Could JGTML become a formal bridge between qualitative insight and quantitative action?
- Version Control for JGTML Specs:
- Allow saving, loading, and versioning of trader narratives and their corresponding specs.
- Multi-User Support & Collaboration (If applicable):
- User authentication and authorization.
- Shared repositories of strategies or specs.
- Direct Broker/Exchange Integration:
- Securely connect to trading platforms to execute generated scripts/campaigns.
- Advanced Analytics & Reporting:
- Dashboard to visualize the performance of strategies derived from JGTML specs.
- Analysis of LLM translation accuracy over time.
- Chart Integration:
- Display relevant charts alongside the narrative input or spec generation for better context.
This roadmap is a living document and will evolve as the project progresses and new requirements or ideas emerge.